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sleu advertisements,
FARMS AND LOTS
our rHz NATIONAL ROAD At
Commissioners Sale.
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County, " Va.
Cate carter

In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County, " Va.
Cate carter
". In Chaucrry.
William A.. Cartcr, ct al.
~ VIRTUE OF \ DECREE ENTERED IN
u the above entitled cause on the Th day
OF October. A. D. l->1 the undersigned Special
Commissioners will, Oh
Tuesday, November 22. 1887,
beginning "a 10 u'vllCk u M. sell ut public enc
ton I'll he front dCOrot the court House az ohio
county, West Virginia, the tract "t and ui "hj"h
the late, :. II h Carter died seized. uOHtiug on
the National road, and lyingou the west aud east
of Vt Calvary Cemetery aud Wheeling Park.
This tract of land, containing 10 acres and -
pcrrheS, will be offered first IL Il whole; and then
in four different parcels, viz. Flr>t-A small par.
eel fronting on the pike and lying along the Mt.
Calvary cemetery, and COutaiHiuE b tween 'hree
or four acres. S~cCOud-Iuc west parcel OF said
tract, also fronting on the pike containing about
- acres and II poles, and having upon Il the
house, barns and other Improvements The TWO
foregoing parcels will also be offered together.
Th:ul-The middle parcel Of said tract, contain
lng IS acres and b poles, ana reached from said
road by Il lane between Wheeling Park aud Mt.
Calvary cemetery and having upon il u hOTse
and other buildings. This tract will also be
offered In connection with the two pare Is be
fore named. FOurth-The east parcel OF said
tract, containing 81 acres, ) roofs and 81 poles,
lying Immediately in the rear Cf Wheeling Park.
aud reached from said Natl nal road by a road
between the park ant cemetery. This parcel
ana the last uADtu puTJcl Oi II ares hlu ID
poles will also be offered together. The last par
eel Of y acres 3 rOOdS and b poles, has been laid
of in eight lots. varying in size from q lit L.
above three fOurths tOa little above six acres, and
this parcel will be offered in lots also.
sales will be made in manner in which the
most money can be realized. PlatS showing the
arrangement Of the different parcels and lots
offered a. above are on file with papers in the
case, and can be seen at the office of the under
signed special commission r.
TERMS OF SAIE-One-third OF the purchase
money, or as much more thereof Us the pur.
chaSCrmay elect to pay, in cash, andthe balanCeto
be paid in two equal iuStalmcntS, payable in one
aud two years from date Of sale with interest;
notes with personal security IL Dc given therefor,
and title to be retained until full payment Of the
purchase money. I. J. HUGUS.
r. B. DOSENER,
Special commissioners
W. II. HALLER, AuCtiOUeer.
| hereby certify that bond has been given by
the above named special commissioners as re-
guiTed by law, and the decree in the above en-
titled cause. JOHN ". MITCHELL,
,,,1NrE4f T1ErE tYrDrtGf Tpnrf nlfn rnruty
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TRUSTEES SALE.

by VIRTUE OF A DRED OF TRUST MADE
ID by Charles Homes and Susan, his wife, 70
the undersigned trustee, dated October 10, lsS6,
and recorded In the Clerk S Office Of the County
Of Ohio county. West Virginia, In Deed ri
Trust BoOd 20, page IL, I will sell AZ public auc
ton at the north front door the Court House Of
said Ohio county, in the Gil; OF TheeIicR. on
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THE elections over and the Anarchists
hung, VIC may have peace for a brief space.
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GRAND OPERA Honsr
o. C. GENTHER.......LeSsee and Ns,..'-

II NhUAPVT
Three Nights Only, Commencing Ihur~lsr u
vember 10Th, aud Grand Saturday Ms,inr,
Engagement Of RUFUS SColIS IrS.u,,irr an.
Great Ems liSh Me.n'rs,ns ""''Le
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RUSINEES

The business heretofore done under the firm
name OF |. Warren ( Co, 1926 and ll2S Main
street. whCeliug, W. Va, will hereafter he car
ried on in the name Of Camden Consolidated Oil
Company, at the same place.
CAMDEN CONSOLIDATED OIL .
l.. WARRES, Manager.
WHEELISG. W. Va, Nov. l, 1857. nOl2s
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WARR|CK &C.,,
1882 A STREET.,
Call especial attention to their
FINE CLOAK ROOM,

Now filed with an Elegant Linz Of Ladi es
Mi,scs' ana Children's Garments, consisting o
Ladies' Plush sacques, Jackets and Nanlles,
Cloth Jackets, Newmarkets, Raglans and Cifcu-
lars. An immense stock of Misses and Chill
dren's, in all sizes and qualities, which will be
sold q; ASTONISHING LOW PRICES.
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upan the HQldl

Founded on CHAS. REApk's Powerful N,y,I 81,
is Never Too ate To Mend" Act on N, A."
tra!ia. Act Death OF JoScpR's Ig II ~
Escape with the Nugget. Act i-liorr Ar,in
Don't fail 10 SCI the Great Prison scsur No..
the horrors Of the Punishment Pc, is $50 va
pictured, also the Burning Hut. one Of re- w.,
realistic now before the public. Under the ,nS"
sgemeut OF X. II. BGOCE. "N"'
s~S-AdmisAon Is. 20 and 20 cents Ns,ir.,
prices, IL, - and b cents. 1919
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~ VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE ENTERED IN
the above entitled cause on the Th day
OF October. A. D. l-,1 the undersigned Special
Commissioners will, on
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aS-AdmiSion 50 and IS cents Noc,,
for reserved seats. Matinee prizes SrS.asfge
cents. Sale Of s.a:s commenC,s N.h1Ii
November y, al Runners Z usir s,o,. 'N.ceiEy,
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Use Rrewn's bronchial 9roches for Coughs
Colds aud all other Throat TroubleS-"Pre-sni-
nently the best."-RsZ Henry Ward Bescher.
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r. B. DOVENEF

W n. HATLER, AhCllUIetT.
hereby certify that bond has been given by
the above named special commissioners as re-
guirei BY law, and the decree in the above en-
titled cause. JOHN ". MITCHELL,
uOl2rSat Clerk Ciycuit Court Ohio County
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Tn THE MUNICIPAL COURT or THE CHI
J. Of Wheeling, West Virginia
Clsra QuiDlsa with Benjamin Qlin!An, bern"
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A DESIRE TO WIGLIATE
THE UNITED STATES In REGARD
10 HE FISHERIES
Expressed In the House Of Commons
American Vessels Released by
the Can. diaus.

LONDON, January 28.-The subject
OF the dispute between the United
Stat and Great Britain in regard 10
the Canadian fisheries was brought up
in the House OF Commons tbs after
noon. Sir James Ferguson, PAIlia-
mentsry Secretary of the Foreign OF
flee, in answer TO inqu'r ies, said that
the government had been comforting
with the Government OF the United
States on the question. The Canada an
fisheries, he said, we're very valuable,
and the government had followed the
policy concerning them which had
been adopted by the preceding gov
er0meDt, and would maintain the
rights OF the colonists, with every de-
sire to conciliata the United States.
The government was unable at present
to narfate the whole course Of the ne
gotiatioDs with the United States, but
could state that a dispatch had been
received which was OF a pacific
nature aud afforded material grounds
for hopes Of a flnsl settlement of the
dispute. UDited Staie4 NJ mister Phelps
had an hours conference with the
Marquis Of Salisbury today at the Pc
mier's request, 10 discuss the Canadian
fisheries question. The conference
was mo I cordial on both sides. Lord
Salisbury expressed himse ( Rratitied
at the general tone OF the American
pr Is and people in the dispute, and
he assured MIR. Phelps that England
and Canada were equally DESTROYS Il
sn smiCable adjustment Of the whole
case.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-29
TIE HORRIBLE TRAFFIC
IN HUMAN SOULS AND MAIDEN
VIRTUE
la Michigan BrOtheis Too True
Unger, the MAJ derer, Silent
A Fatal Quarrel.

CHICAGO, ILL, January 2S-A
special from Marquette, Mich, says:
Judge o. b. Grant was ssked yester-
day If he credited the stories told
about the brothels OF the lumber and
miuing camps in the Northern PENN
sula. He answered. that he sentenced
the eight girls from Menominee county
referred TO in the papers, and that
their stories r sub s~tantially correct.
Il have carefully questioned the in
mates OF these dens brought before
me, and l am satisfied that the public
knows not a tiths Of the iniquity car
ried on in ihem,p eaid the Judge. 81
traced many crimes directly to these
plscTs, and determined to see what
force there was in the law and to keep
them out OF my circuit. In Menomi-
nee eleven persons from one den were
brought be!oie me-two men and
nine women. Minnie Pine, whose
story in part has become public, was
one Of the lot, and told me her his
tory. Her father was for twenty years
Chief OF Police in Elmirs, N. Y, and
was a very estimable man as / hcve
siuce ascertained. / wrote to her
uncle, and received a long let
ter detailing the history of
the girl aud corroborated her story ia
every Respect, her uncle having $4,000
invested for her. she was inveIgled
into IT, is den, where the officers found
her, from Chicago. She tried to get
word to her uncle, but her letters
were destroyed. She fiGally 90. worI
to an officer, or pretended officer, of
Florence county, Wis, who came to
the den and said he could do nothing
FIR her. she after wards jumped from
a window in tue night and took the
road toward Commonwealth, but wss
pursued by the keeper, overtaken,
brought back and beaten. The keeper
finally promised 10 take her and an
other girl hack to Chicago, but took
them 10 Marinette, Wis, and sold
them to the keeper of a house there
for $25 apiece. Such, in brief, WIS.,
her story, and l have no doubt Of it.,
truth. Several OF the other girls had
experiences to relate. After
correspondence with her uncle's attor-
ney, and after seeing her in the De-
III use of Correction, l per-
susded her uncle to take her home
and then petitioned the Governor my
self for her pardon, whicn he granted,
to take effect February Let, that being
30 she could be removed on account
Of sickness" judge Grant said he
had dealt with forty or more cases and
that the situation was not now as bad
ss IL had been.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-29
Indinua Men Getting Tired

IsDiANAroLIs, IND, January 90
The General Assembly met in Joint
convention at noon and took the bal
Let for United Sates Senator. A mum.
Der Of pairs werJ announced, and the
vote ttood: Turpie, IS; Harrison, IS
Allen. 4. The members are DESTROYS
Of going home to remain over Salur-
day and Sunday. Much time was
spent today in both houses in arrapg.
ing pairs, Efforts are being made TO
a6j ourn both houses until Monday on
a concurrent resolution, by which &C.
ton 1t is expected to escape violation
Of the Federal statute requiring the
joint convention to take at least one
ballot for Senator each day. The ap-
peal in the Lieutenant Governorship
p%Toceedin 8 Ia being heard before the
Supreme Court. Mr.. Turpie made ar.
gument this morning in behalf Of
Smith, aud Senator Harrison will close
the case this afternoon with an aTgu.
ment in favor Of Robertson. The de.
'clsion lie expected on Monday or Tues.
.daV,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-29
THE EXPRESS R9BBER
Suffering From Nervous Rrostra.
tiOn-says He Can Explain His
Case Satisfactorily.

CHICAGO, ILL, January PA spe-
rcial from Morris, ILL.,, says Schwar z,
tho e~x-brskeman, charged with the
express robbery and murder, Is suffer
ing severely from nervous prostration,
but is better than when he came. II
appears now that Schwartz was not
indicted by the last grand jury which
met here, although there is something
on this point which the officers do not
seem inclined to clear up. More re-
strictions are being placed upon the
Jail, and hereafter the freedom will
not be extended to visitors Schwartz
has received letters telling him to
maintain absolute secrecy; that de-
tectives are everywhere about him,
and that he will be trapped II he
talks. Schwartz claims to be able to
show that he handled large numbers
OF $50 bills previous to the Rock Island
robbery, and says he would have
given full Information in regard to his
financial matters had he been treated
fairly. He further says that no
threats will change his determination
or course. From many circumstances
it Ia evident that the prosecution have
great confidence in the strength OF
their case,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-29
SENATORIAL
The Confess in Texas.

AUSTIN, Tx, January 2S - The
Legislature at noon today resumed
ballotiug for United States Senator,
the first ballot being the twelfth
% the contest. 1t was as follows
Reagan, 55; Maxey, AZ; Ireland, So,
Every member of both Houses voted
on this ballot for the first time. As
compared with the las, vote Of yester-
day, Maxey aud ireland each gained
one vote, while r ssgau lost one. On
the thirteenth ballot Maxey g1t 90;
Reagan, "a; Ireland, 80, AT the an
nouuc ment Of this vote the Senate,
by a majority of one vote, retired
from the joint convention, thus put.
ting an end to the bllloing fer the
day.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-29
YHE DO TRIAL
Develops Nothing New or Interest-
ing.

NRw YoRK, January 28.-When the
trial Of Ex.Alterman 0'Neil was be-
gun today the courtroom was well
filled. Tho informer, Ex.Aldermau
Michael Duffy, wa the first witness
worn HIS story OF the combine
and the voting Of the franchise of the
Broadway railroad did not differ from
his relations Of 1t in the 6r / aud sec
ond trials OF Arthur ]. MtQusde. AT
the conclusion OF Duffg's testimony
Ex-Alderman Charles b. Wa Q was
o,led. He retold his story of the
affairs Of 1884, ald the OK riordinary
meeting on the morning OF August
30.h Of that year. His story did MOI
differ in the slightest particular from
That told by him on the Moo Jade
L,iAl.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-29
A PROPER PROTEST
Against a Proposed and Very Gross
Injustice.

To the Citizens Of tho Proposed Annex:
An effort 10 being made to extend
the city limits from Valentine avenue
on the north to Union avenue on the
south, and Mhoon avenue on the east,
and fJr this purpose a bill has been
prepared and submitted to the CITY
Council, and we are advised forwarded
to Nashville 10 be PASSED into law by
the Legislature. Ia this bill IL is at
tempted 10 make the territory within
the new limits a part OF the city OF
Memphis and levy a tax Of 81 65 in
addition TO the State and county tax
now paid, and 10 mortgage your prop.
erty for 100000 and to levy q tax
annually TO meet the interest on the
same, which simply means confiscs-
ton OF your homes and property. All
of which is being urged by a few indi-
vidusls, non OF whom live in eaid
territory, but being the owners Of large
bodies OF unimprovsd lands assessed
at very small sums per acre, desire
to lay out and improve the came
at your expense. The individ-
uals proposing this scheme have
not consulted you, but pro-
pose 10 make you part OF the city
government and pace a mortgage OF
1900 900 on y ur proper. y aud tax you
10 pay II and the interes. thereon annu.
ally, whether you desire IL or not ard
without any benefit to you wha ever.
Thtse same in%dividuils know tlat the
city now hes more Streets TO pave,
more sewers to build and more terrific.
ry to light and police than they can do
within the pres nj century. Will you
submitP II not turn out 10 a citiz sns'
meeting ct Correll's Garden, Poplar
boulevard, Saturday night, ooh in.
at 8 o'clock, prepared to assert
aud maintain your rights.
". y. Taylor, Ii suggs.
AID Storm, Lawrence Lamb,
Geo Arnold, IL. n. Avery,
Il. b. Hatchett, 8. ii. Lamb,
W. II. Avery, W. A, Collier.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-29
A Fatal Quarrel,

FORT SMITH, ARK, January 2S.-In
an alteration this morning seven
miles from here, in the Ohickasaw
Nation, William Bsnister shot and
killed Frank Walker. and was himself
wounded in the thigh. Wslker had
rented q farm on which Banister was
living, aud this morning was moving
in while Banister was moving out.
They became involved in a quarrel,
during which Banister drew a revolver
aud shot Walker twice, MORALLY
wounding him, Before Walker fell
he fred Ave times at his antagonist,
but only n shot tlok eff ct. Banis-
tsr was arrested. De-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-29
( BopY TO BE TAKEN To NEW YORK
A COlOred woman shot while
Stealing.

BALTIMORE, Nd, January 2S.-
Shortly alter 6 o'clock this morning a
colored woman nsmsd Mary Jones
was shot while burgiariously entering
the Wholesale gro Gerry OF Wagner,
Everson & Rountree, on Commerce
street. Fol- some time goods had
been missing and last night a watch
was set. A person WAS seen to enter
by the rear window, but in the dark.
pess it could not be discovered that
the party was a woman, and Mr..
Rountree, OF the firm, fred q shotgun
at the figure, which fell inside the
building The wounds are not seri.
Gus, though 173 shots have been
taken from her side, arm and shout
der. Mary Jones was employed in a
restaurant, the rear Of which was near
the window where she was shot, and
her stealing was done always in the
early morning. At her home, In a
distant part of the city, was discovered
several hundred pounds of sugar and
other articles stolen from the store.
She will be held for trial.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-29
A MEDIA TOR SELECTED
For the Goal Miners OF Northumber.
land.

LONDON, January 28.-John Morley
has been agreed upon by both sides as
mediator In the disput, between the
employers and the coal miners OF
northumberland. The employers Or
dered a reduction OF l24 per cent. in
the wages Of the men. The Board OF
Delegst - OF the Miners Association,
10 whom the matter was referred
for counsel, advised resistance to the
reduction, and the question coming
back 10 the miners IT, be decided by
ballot, the miners voted in favor OF
going out on a strike.
Two Thousand employees OF b )lckow,
Vaughan Il o., iron masters and steel
manufactured at Middlesborough-on-
Teess. struck work today. The pro-
prietor5 threaten to close the works.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-29
THE SCARCITY OF CARS
Permiis Only Seven out of Ten Col.
leries 10 Resume Work.

WILKEsBARRE, PA, January IS
Owing to a scarcity OF cars, only seven
out Of ten collieries OF the Lshigh and
Wilkesbstrs Goal Company in this
section will sumo work tomorrow.
The cause Of the scarcity is that thou
sands OF loaded cara are sidetracked
between here aud Pot Johnson. The
railIoad companies began moving coal
trains today to the full capacity and
1t Is expected that full shipment will
soon be- resumed. The miners in the
Wyoming and II 'eton regions ave
beginning 10 show general sympathy
for the striking coal han< Nv. II is
feared that the miners in Halle.
ton region will be requsstskW become
a fattlr in the struggle, II the strike
should hold out much longer, es-
pecially II the operators 10 the Hazle-
ton district continue to ssnd Bohe-
milan and Hungarian laboreis to the
scene OF the trouble.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-29
Three Children Tied to n He'd Are
nurned 90 Death.

CINCINNATI, o., January 2S "A eps-
oial from Paducah, KY, Gays that two
colored children, aged 8 years, were
burned to death yesterday In the out
skirts OF the city. Their mother, who
had been driven ftom the house for
non.paymeat of rent, had tied the
children on a straw bed on the COM
mons aud had built a ite near them
While che Was absent sparks caught
In the btraw aud consumed the bed
and the children before their helpless
condition was discovered.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-29
They Are Nos sorry.

There is one thing nobody ever re-
grets-that is, the day they first adopt
ed Parker's Tonic as their regular fam
lily medicine. It's range ia so wide
and its good effects 70 sure, that moth
ing else, except good nursing, ar
needed in q great majority OF cases.
Buy it, try 1t, and afterward 1t will not
require any praise from u.s.:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-29

Almost oil the diseases that fiji ct us
from infancy to old sge have their
origin in q disordered liver. A really
god liver medicine ia the most i'm.
p%ortant in the whole range Of phar.
macy. We believe Simmons Liver
Regulator 10 be the best among them
all. We pin u faith upon the Regu-
la'or, and II we could persuade every
reader who Is in Ill health TO try 1t,
We would willingly vouch for the ben.
eft each would recsive.- Ed. Cinein-
matt Gazette.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-29
sued for Violation OF Contract.

BALTIMORE, Nd, January 2S-To-
day in the Superior Oourt a suit was
doCketed against s. Ruth 4 Son, tin
can makers, by Assembly 38i, of the
Kaights OF Llbor, claiming $4,000
damages for violation of contract. The
assembly claims that the defendants
contracted to pay the union scale OF
prices irlm April l, 1856, for one year,
which they failed to observe, thus
throwing many meu out of employ
ment and causing their supper to be
a charge upon the assembly. The suit
is a novel one.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-29
""Consumpilon Can Be

DR.. j.. 8. Combs, 0wsnsvi la, :.
says; 81 have given Scott's Emulsi)t
OF God Liver Oil with Hypophesphites
to four patients with better results
than seemed possible with any remedy.
All were hereditary cases of Lung
diseases, and advanced to that stage
when coughs, pain in the chest, fire.
quent breathing, frequent pulse, fever
aud emaciation. Ali these cases have
increased in weight from sixtenn to
twenty eight pounds, and are not now
needing any medicine"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-29
American Fishing vessels Released

CHICAGO, ILL, Jan. 2S "A special
from Montreal sage; The Canadian
Government has decided to release
the American fishing tchooners jean
netts and Maggie Mitchell, ssizsd by
the cruiser Middleton at ST. Andre VS.,
N. b., a few weeks ago OF the pay
ment Of fdes Of $50 and Sl00 respect
lively. The charge was for an inirac.
ton Of customs and fisheries regula-
tinna
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-29
A Mother and Two Children
Drowned.

BURR OAK, MICH, January 2S.-Mrs.
Ass j. Milliman add her two children,
under two years OF age, were found
drowned in three feet Of water yester-
day evening about 7 O'Clock, by heI
husband on returning home. Upon
the mothers body was tied q stons Of
twenty five pounds weight.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-29
WITH SORES.

Ihave been sfiicted since last March with
a skin disease that he doctors called Ecze-
ma. Ny ace was covered with scabs and
so es. and the itching and burning were
almost u~nhearable. Seeing your CUTIOuRA
REMEDIES go highly recon 1ended. concluded
TO give them a trial, using the CUTICURA and
CUrIcURA soAP externally, and REsoLvENT
internally, for four months. 4 call myse I
cured. 10 gratitude for which l make this
public ltatsmeut.
MRS. CLARA A. FREDERICK,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-29
ConsoIidauon or various Uniops.

ST, LOUIS, Mo-, January 2S.-The
delegates TO the joint meeting Of the
trades and labor unions Of the city
assembled last night for the purpose
Of con ummatlng the consolidation OF
the various unions in a slngle body,
to be called the st. Louis Trades and
Labor u nion. About forty delegates
were In attendance. Only one with
drawal was announced, that Of a
Kuight OF Labor Shoe Outters' Assem-
bly,, and after some discussion as to
the distribution Of ofices the consoli-
dation was effected and the officers
elec.ed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-29
In Georgian Wales

The sweetest roses grow. Keep your
breath fragrant as the perfumed gales
OF this enchanting land, and your
teeth fair and lustIious ae the pearls Of
the onent by using S0Z0DONT, that
most charming aud wonderful denti-
iri.e, which no lady'sItoilet should1be
without,